For some reason I find myself struggling with the whole thing with the anyone compared to any one rule and I found this great web site that not only has this rule but a ton more check it out! But here is the rule I found for it;
The compound pronouns anyone or everyone mean "any person" and "all the people," respectively.
The non-compound modified pronoun any one or every one put a greater emphasis on the word one and mean "any single person or thing" and "every single person or thing." They are usually followed by a prepositional phrase beginning with the word of
http://englishplus.com/grammar/00000274.htm
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